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            Pay & Adjust Overview
        Use Pay & Adjust functionality 
 to record and allocate resident payments for new and/or existing charges, 
 as well as, enter specific adjustment transactions using one of the available 
 payment entry methods: Resident Entry, Invoice Entry, or MICR Entry.
        
             Note
Note
        If you select the property policy, Automatically 
 Select Resident Entry, in the Pay and Adjust category, the Residents 
 grid pops up initially to allow quick selection of residents.
         Resident Entry
Resident Entry
        
        
            Use this method to enter information about the Payment 
 such as: Payment Type and/or Amount. If there is an outstanding resident 
 balance then the outstanding amounts and income codes automatically populate 
 the grid.
            The grid is used to enter new resident charges, either 
 manually or by selecting the Allocate 
 button which tells the system you want it to determine the default allocations. 
 The total payment amount entered must equal the value entered in the Amount field. If it does not, then a 
 warning message will display when the Submit 
 button is selected.
         
         Invoice Entry
Invoice Entry
        
        
            Use this option to enter the Invoice number that 
 you want to pay. The applicable information defaults into the grid, however, 
 may be edited.
            The grid is used to enter new resident charges, either 
 manually or by selecting the Allocate 
 button which tells the system you want it to determine the default allocations. 
 The total payment amount entered must equal the value entered in the Amount field. If it does not, then a 
 warning message will display when the Submit 
 button is selected.
         
        MICR Entry
        
        See Also
        Handling 
 Concessions
        
        Effects 
 of Global Policies
        
        Effects 
 of Property Policies
        
        Pay 
 & Adjust Tab
        
        Ledger 
 Overview